I just saw an advertisement from the Japanese luxury brand Acura from 1996, and it is a Murderer’s Row of great cars, but ...

Believe it or not, the Type S name is nearly two decades old. The mark was first applied to the 2001 Acura CL, and it brought a comprehensive list of upgrades to the coupe. Power from the car's 3. ...

The 3.2CL launched Acura's Type S sub-brand when it debuted in 2001. It's got a 3.2-liter V6 engine sending 260 hp and 232 pound-feet of torque through the front wheels, up from the normal CL's ...

Road test: 2004 Acura CL Now into its third year since a complete redesign in 2001, Acura's entry-level compact sedan, the EL, has received minor updating for 2003.New features include standard ...

Home Research Acura CL 1998 Consumer reviews 1998 Acura CL consumer reviews $22,310–$24,160 MSRP range (15 reviews) 100% of drivers recommend this car ...

2001 Acura 3.2 CL Type S - The 'S' is for Sensational The new CL, like its predecessor, is designed and built in North America.

When you think of Acura's luxurious CL model, you probably can't imagine it embarrassing domestic muscle on the street. Even further from your vision of that V-6-powered, low-slung coupe is a rear ...

2001-2003 Acura 3.2 CL Type S The CL might not get a ton of love in the pantheon of Acura classics, but it’s been a historic vehicle for the brand from the start.

3.70 out of 5 MSRP $54,990 to $65,240 2001 CL Type S The Acura 3.2 CL was the first North American model to wear the Type S badge (alongside the TL sedan, which we’ll see later on this list).

The acura CL Type Smore made me reconsider that strategy. I owned it for 10 years and 220,000 miles. It was so reliable and so nice to drive, I didn't feel there was any reason to replace it.